ADP 3-0

Question 1

What is the Army Doctrine?

Answer 1

A set of ideas that explains how Army forces work together with other military branches as part of a team.

Question 1

What are Unified Land Operations?

Answer 1

Describes how the army takes and holds the initiative by conducting offensive, defensive, and stability operations to have the advantage.

Question 2

PEMSPIIT, what are the eight operational variables?

Answer 2

Political,
Economic,
Military,
Social,
Physical environment,
Infrastructure,
Information,
Time

Question 3

What are the two most challenging potential enemy threats the U.S. faces?

Answer 3

A Nonstate Entity and a Nuclear-Capable Nation-State partnered with one or more Nonstate Actors (Nation state is like a country and a Nonstate is organization that doesn’t have a government backing)

Question 4

METT-TC Six mission variables

Answer 4

Mission,
Enemy,
Time,
Terrain,
Troops,
Civil considerations

Question 5

What is a combined arms maneuver?

Answer 5

Combined Arms Maneuver is a military strategy that integrates different combat forces—such as infantry, armor, artillery, and air support—to work together seamlessly.

Question 6

What is wide area security?

Answer 6

Wide Area Security is a military strategy that focuses on protecting populations, forces, infrastructure, and key areas over a large geographical area.

Question 7

What is mission command?

Answer 7

The commander issues mission orders to guide and direct unified land operations

Question 8

What is the foundation of unified land operations built on? (MID)

Answer 8

Mission command, Initiative, decisive action.

Question 9

What is seizing the initiative?

Answer 9

Taking control and deciding how things will happen.

Question 10

What are stability operations?

Answer 10

Military missions, tasks, and activities conducted outside the United States to maintain or reestablish a safe and secure environment and to provide essential governmental services, emergency infrastructure reconstruction, and humanitarian relief.

Question 11

What is an operation?

Answer 11

A military action, consisting of two or more related tactical actions, designed to achieve a Strategic Objective, in whole or in part

Question 12

What tactical action?

Answer 12

Battle or mission using force (lethal or nonlethal) with a specific goal, like targeting the enemy, controlling terrain, or supporting friendly forces.

Question 13

What are the characteristics of an Army operation? F-DIALS

Answer 13

Flexibility-,depth, intergration, adaptability, leathality, synchronization

Question 14

What are troop leading procedures? (TLPs)

Answer 14

Steps small-unit leaders follow to assess a mission, create a plan, and get ready for an operation

Question 15

What are the TLPs? *RIMICCIS

Answer 15

Steps small-unit leaders follow to assess a mission, create a plan, and get ready for an operation

Question 16

What are the TLPs? *RIMICCIS

Answer 16

Receive the mission,
issue the warning order,
make a tentative plan,
initiate movement,
conduct reconnaissance,
complete the plan,
issue the warning order,
supervise and refine

Question 17

What is a warfighting function?

Answer 17

Is a group of tasks and systems used by commanders to achieve military objectives

Question 18

What are decisive operations?

Answer 18

Operations that lead directly to the accomplishment of a commander’s purpose

Question 19

What are shaping operations?

Answer 19

Operations that create and preserve conditions for the success of the decisive operation

Question 20

What are sustainment operations?

Answer 20

Actions that support the decisive or shaping operations by building and maintaining the combat power to continue the mission.

Question 21

What is operational art?

Answer 21

The planning and organizing of tactical actions over time and space to achieve larger strategic goals.

Question 22

What is the main effort?

Answer 22

The unit assigned the most important task at a specific time, crucial for the overall mission’s success

Question 23

What is the supporting effort?

Answer 23

Subordinate units with missions that support the success of the main effort